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Business Administration

"At this moment, America's highest economic need is higher ethical standards – standards enforced by strict laws upheld by responsible business leaders."

George W. Bush, 43rd President of the United States

Why Business Administration?

President Bush's words were never more true than today. There is no larger mission field than the business world and no place where the world can be more impacted by higher ethical standards. The Business Administration degree at Colorado Christian University is designed to develop a new generation of business professionals: men and women who are leaders ... and team players, delegators ... and doers, strategists ... and practitioners. And what better way to learn than from CCU business professors who have outstanding, competitive academic credentials and relevant experience working in law firms, Fortune 500 companies, high tech companies, small firms – even a former FBI agent! They have connections that provide networking opportunities to help you get the most out of your experience at CCU.

Business Administration in the Christian University

With recent trends in corporate America, there is a rising demand for a new kind of business leader – one equipped with practical knowledge, sound decision-making skills, an entrepreneurial vision, and an ethical focus. The world needs leaders who understand that "ethics" isn't just the topic of the day, but central to how we operate in business and in life every day. Leaders must understand that ethics is not a matter of relativism. Instead, ethics ought to be a product of natural law, and rights and duties ought not to be determined by what society decides is right and wrong. At CCU we teach that ethics must rely upon an understanding of right and wrong based upon Scripture and the Christian worldview. This is the difference that sets CCU business students apart.

Business Administration Emphases

Students who major in Business Administration select one or more emphases in Accounting, Computer Information Systems, Finance, Management, Marketing, or Project Management. In each of these functional areas, students learn the latest in theory and practice with the added value of integration of faith, learning, and living.

Ryan Larsen
Class of 2008
Business Administration, Marketing and Management Emphases

Learned at CCU:
The most important thing I learned while attending CCU is how vital a role ethics play in our schooling, our careers, and our daily lives. CCU taught me the ...